Freelancers and consultants
Send invoices from a real company, keep client money out of your personal account, and put a wall between your work and your savings.
Wyoming LLCs, formed 100% online
Start yourWyoming LLCfrom anywhere.
Answer a few questions and we take it from there: the name check, the state filing, your registered agent, and an operating agreement ready to sign. One flat $99 plus Wyoming’s $100 fee.
- No upsells
- Owners stay private
- No U.S. residency needed
Example of an order moving through our process: order received, name cleared, Articles filed, Wyoming approves, and documents delivered.
- No state income tax
- Owners kept off the public record
- $60 annual report
- No U.S. residency needed
- Operating agreement included
- Registered agent included for year one
- EIN help included
- No upsells at checkout
How it works
Ten minutes of your time. We handle the rest.
- 01
Tell us about your company
Your name, your owners, and where the company gets its mail. Plain-English questions that take about ten minutes.
- 02
Pay once
$99 for us plus $100 for Wyoming, paid together. You'll see the full $199 before you enter a card.
- 03
We file with Wyoming
We check the name, file your Articles, and email you the approved paperwork along with your operating agreement.
Try it out
Say it out loud.
Type the name you have in mind and see it the way Wyoming will. Like it? Take it straight into your application.
Tip: keep two backups in your pocket. If someone already has your first choice, we try the next one instead of making you start over.
How it reads on your Articles
Your Company LLC
This is a preview. We check availability with Wyoming before we file, and try your backups if needed.
What’s included
Everything you need to open for business.
Other services advertise a low price, then charge extra for the pieces you actually need. Here, it all comes in the box.
- Name check against Wyoming's records, with two backups ready
- Articles of Organization prepared and filed for you
- The $100 state filing fee, paid to Wyoming on your behalf
- We sign as organizer, so your name stays off the filing
- An operating agreement written for one owner or several
- A Wyoming registered agent for your first year
- EIN application prep, whether or not you have an SSN
| The extras | Elsewhere | Easy LLC Setup |
|---|---|---|
| Operating agreement | Often an add-on | Included |
| Registered agent, year one | Often extra | Included |
| EIN application help | Often extra | Included |
| Private organizer service | Often extra | Included |
| Upsell screens at checkout | Several | None |
Who it’s for
Built for people who work from anywhere.
Online sellers
Marketplaces and payment processors want a registered business. Wyoming gives you one without tying it to wherever you happen to live.
Founders outside the U.S.
No U.S. residency, citizenship, or visit required. Open a U.S. bank account and take payments like any American company.
Property and holding companies
Hold rentals, investments, or other companies in an entity with strong charging order protection and a private owner list.
Why an LLC
Protect what’s yours while you build.
An LLC is the go-to structure for freelancers, online sellers, property owners, and small teams, and the reasons are practical.
Your savings stay yours
The LLC owns the business's debts and contracts. If the company gets sued or can't pay a bill, your house, car, and savings are generally out of reach.
Taxed once, not twice
Profit flows through to your own return by default. No separate corporate tax layer unless you choose one.
Room to grow into
When profits are high enough, an LLC can elect S corp taxation and potentially trim self-employment tax. Your CPA will tell you when.
Taken seriously
Banks, clients, marketplaces, and payment platforms treat a registered company with an EIN very differently from a person with a side hustle.
Cleaner books
A separate company makes it natural to keep business money apart, which makes bookkeeping, deductions, and tax season far less painful.
Flexible by design
Split ownership however you like, add partners later, and decide whether owners run things or a manager does.
The protection holds up best when you treat the LLC as its own business, with its own bank account and records. It does not cover loans you personally guarantee or your own wrongdoing.
Why Wyoming
The state that stays out of your way.
Wyoming wrote the first LLC law in the country back in 1977, and it has kept things refreshingly simple ever since: low fees, real privacy, and no state income tax.
Read the full rundown
Your name stays off the public record
Wyoming's Articles list the organizer and the registered agent, not the owners. We sign as organizer, so a search of the state database won't turn up your name.
No state income tax
Wyoming doesn't tax personal or business income. You still file federal returns, but the state doesn't take a second cut.
$60 a year to stay in good standing
That's the annual report for most companies, due the first day of the month you formed. Compare that to California's $800 minimum franchise tax.
Paperwork that stays light
No newspaper notices, no franchise tax, no extra charge per owner. Keep a registered agent, file one short report a year, and you're done.
Fully remote
No trip to Cheyenne required.
Wyoming doesn’t care where you live. You can be in Austin, Toronto, or Lagos. All the state needs is a registered agent with a Wyoming street address, and your first year of that is on us.
Start my LLCPricing
One price. No surprises later.
- Our service
- $99
- Wyoming state fee
- $100
- Total today
- $199
Our fee covers the work. The state fee goes straight to the Wyoming Secretary of State when we file. Wyoming's annual report and registered agent renewals from year two are separate.
What it costs to keep your LLC running
These aren’t our fees. They’re what Wyoming, the IRS, and your registered agent require. We list them here so you can plan for year two.
- Wyoming annual report
- $60/yr
- The minimum license tax for most companies, due the first day of the month you formed. It only goes up if the company holds serious assets in Wyoming.
- Registered agent
- From year two
- Wyoming requires one every year. Year one is on us. After that the agent bills you directly, and you can switch any time.
- Your home state
- Only if you operate there
- An office, staff, or storefront in another state usually means registering there too, and paying that state's fees.
- Tax returns
- Every year
- No Wyoming income tax, but the LLC and its owners still file federal returns, plus state returns where they live or do business.
Your company is ten minutes away.
Have your company name and two backups ready. We’ll take care of everything after that.
Start my LLC